Slade House

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Slade House is a 2015 supernatural horror novel by British author David Mitchell, set in a mysterious London house that periodically lures in and traps unsuspecting visitors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
supernatural horror novel
author David Mitchell NERFINISHED
centralAntagonists the Grayer twins NERFINISHED
centralLocation a hidden London alley
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception generally positive
genre horror fiction
supernatural fiction
hasMotif illusory reality
labyrinthine architecture
predatory immortality
hasPrologueOrigin The Right Sort NERFINISHED
hasTheme entrapment
family
identity
memory
predation
the supernatural
time
isExpansionOf The Right Sort NERFINISHED
language English
literaryStyle intertextual
linked to Mitchell’s shared universe
marketPosition shorter and more accessible than some of Mitchell’s other novels
mediaType ebook
print
narrativePerspective multiple first-person narrators
narrativeStructure episodic
notableFeature blends horror with metaphysical fantasy
each episode features a different victim
set entirely around a single haunted house
pageCount slightly over 200 pages
publicationDate 2015
publisher Sceptre NERFINISHED
recurringEventInterval every nine years
relatedWork The Bone Clocks NERFINISHED
settingLocation London, England
surface form: London
settingType house
sharesUniverseWith The Bone Clocks NERFINISHED
structureFeature five interconnected episodes
targetAudience adult readers
tone claustrophobic
eerie

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David Mitchell notableWork Slade House